Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-26
SOUTH EUR0PE'S TERROR
THE COUNTING OF THE
CORPSES UNDER WAY.

People Fleeing by Thousands From the
hsken Cities The Prince of Wales
sticks TO His bed - Italian Cities
Where the Dead List Runs Into the
Hundreds.
LONDON, Feb. 25,--A dispatch from
Nice says that another earthquake shock
was felt in that city this morning. The
disturbance was slight.
Dispatches from Rome give the follow
ing official list of the killed and wounded :
Bajordo, 800 killed and wounded.
Diano Marina, $50 killed and injured.
Bressano, so killed and 36 injured,
Diano CASTILLO, 80 killed.
Castellano, 30 killed and many injured.
The number of persons killed is less
than was supposed. 1t is estimated that
in the province of Porto Maurizio $40 were
killed and 156 injured.
In the province OF Genoa "a were killed
and 81 injured.
Bajordo and Diano Marina were the
only places destroyed. Cervo was only
partially damaged. The churches at Ba-
jordo, Castellaro ana Aurigo were thrown
down by the shock.
GENOA'S TERROR.
Dispatches from Genoa say that the
populace slept out doors last night.
Many persons went on board ships in the
harbor and 10000 fled from the city by
rail.
At house near Diana Marina ball
was proceeding when the shocks came.
The building was completely wrecked
and terrible loss of life re-
suited. Dancers lay dead in
heaps upon the ground. Many OF the
houses destroyed had large tanks under
meath which were tlled with new olive
oil, intended for expectation to France
and Germany. A party OF soldiers while
exploring the ruins found Judge Rosse
lying beneath a mass of debris. He was
still alive. While the men were trying TO
eXtricate him beam fell, killing the
judge and wounding one OF the soldiers.
The railway and telegraph lines
throughout the Riviera are not yet COM
pletely restored to their proper condition.
The seismic Instruments on Mount Vesu-
vlus were unaffected by the earthquake,
but Mount Etna reports strong move
ments since Feb. 10.
OF WIDE EXTENT.
Later reports show the great extent of
the earthquake. The shocks were felt at
lie Puy and Fremereuna. A lady suffer-
ing from paralysis at the Grand Hotel at
Monte Carlo, and VINO had been for long
time unable to move. jumped from her
he'd in alright when che felt the shock
and ran down several flights Of stairs.
FUGITIvEs AT PARIS.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-The hotels here are
crowded with fugitives from the Riviera.
Many reached this city but partially
dressed and others without luggage. A
number OF ladies are suffering from ILL
ness caused by fright during the earth
quakes.
NJ. Flammarion and other astronomers
predict further shocks. but they say the
disturbances will probably be less severe
Slight damage was done in the Bases
Alpes. In the Department OF the Var the
walls OF houses and churches were
cracked. No lives were lost.
At Nice and Cannes the panic is sub
siding, and the Inhabitants who have
been camping out are returning to their
homes.
Yesterdays shock destroyed the
arches OF the Cathedral Church OF the
Conception at Nice.
Fifteen thousand persons have left Nice
and the exodus continues. Throughout
the Riviera the railway stations are
thronged with people anxious TO get
away. 1t has transpired that during
Wednesdays panic French countess
gave birth to child in the public gardens
at Nice.
ENGLAND'S COOL PRINCE.
CANNES, Feb. 25.-The Prince of Wales
while here stayed at a hotel some dis
tance up the mountain. When the earth
quake shocks were felt his attendants
implOred MIN to leave the house. He re-
piled: "Since the shocks are over and the
hotel is not falling. | prefer to remain
where | amin bed"
Great damage was done Ia the villages
around Nice. AT Dallas the church and
Drap Castle are in ruins. Montfort Cha
teau, at Cole, is leaning like the far
famed Tower of Pisa.
The Queen of Wurtem6erg has given
E200 for the relief OF the distressed suffer-
ers. and the King and government OF
Italy have subscribed El0,000.